Napoli is monitoring several options for a striker to add to their squad in January, including Udinese's Keinan Davis. Keinan Davis is considered an ideal reinforcement and a potential partner for Rasmus Hojlund, due to their different and complementary characteristics. The price is an issue, as the Anglo-Jamaican is valued at over 20 million euros, and De Laurentiis needs to be persuaded to spend this sum. Udinese's sporting director, Gianluca Nani, stated that he regards Davis as one of the best in his position in Europe and that finding a replacement of his quality is difficult. Nani added that Davis is very difficult to mark when fit, and that since his time in England, he has considered him a top player, but one who has been held back by injuries.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Giovanni Manna has been following Keinan Davis for some time, with scouts present for months at Udinese matches to collect detailed reports on Davis. The player had already been followed by Napoli last summer, before physical problems hindered a potential move. The main obstacle is Udinese's valuation, as they would ask for about 40 million euros in total for both Davis and Arthur Atta to leave.

Napoli is searching for a new attacker for the upcoming summer season as an alternative to Rasmus Hojlund, a search influenced by Romelu Lukaku's anticipated departure. The club has identified Udinese's Keinan Davis, an English forward, as a player to monitor. The 28-year-old, who has 3 caps and 2 goals for England U20, scored 10 goals in 27 Serie A appearances this season and is under contract until 2027 with an option for an additional year. The market value of Keinan Davis is between 10 and 15 million euros, and Napoli is also evaluating Andrea Pinamonti of Sassuolo as another option. Davis joined Udinese in September 2023 for a fee reported to be €2.3 million and has also been linked with other clubs, including Atalanta and Juventus.